Employment type: Permanent
We are supporting a rapidly expanding global FMCG business hire a new Commercial Finance Director. This business are sub £60M and they design, manufacture and sell a number of well known products.
This is a very exciting and highly visible Commercial Finance Director vacancy. It would suit someone wanting a commercial role where they are really work closely with the business.
The key to this role is being able to directly support a very energetic and bright leadership team.
We need a hands-on finance leader who can ideally tick the following boxes.
The Role
The successful Commercial Finance Director will take responsibility for the following:
Your Profile
We are looking for a talented finance leader.
Understanding e-Commerce, FMCG or Retail would be highly advantageous.
Salary & Benefits
£110,000 – £125,000 + Strong Bonus & Exceptional Benefits.
Please connect with Patrick McCubbin on LinkedIn to enquire or ask any questions.
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